Shawna Watts
GBSCAM COMPANY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This company is a joke, my email on file got hacked so I logged in to change the email on file and then it says it will send a verification code to the email, when I open the email its blank. I contact the support and you get someone that can't speak English's. I explain the situation and they say I cant change the email on file even though it says I can. Then I ask that person to delete the entire account and was told just to log out and "our guys do it in a few hrs" Seriously what a b/s scam and when you contact them via FB they actually go by a different name there. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY WITH THESE SCAMMERS THEY ARE JUST LOOKING TO GATHER ANY INFO THEY CAN ON YOU.
Aaron Short
GBFraudulent Fraudulent. Ordered xbox live gold pass, did not receive code after 1 week. Attempted to speak with customer service via online chat 20+ Times, but no one available. Wrote 3 emails to customer service, none answered. Bank reported fraud activity reported on credit card used for transaction. Had bank reverse payment on initial charge and ordered a new card. Stay away from this vendor. I have tried to reach you guys via online chat customer service no less than 20 times. I do not have an order number- nothing was ever emailed about the purchase.
John
GBWas slightly hesitant to use this… Was slightly hesitant to use this website as the past few reviews were all negative (saying they'd been charged but not received the key) however I took a chance as the price for the game I wanted was so low (60% off the steam price). Received the key within 2 mins of payment, very happy.
Molly TF
GBexcellent service i bought sims 4 as my last game was so glitchy and was not repairable, went to Games Deal for the cheapest price and got my key within minutes. such a easy process with buying the game, would definitely recommend using the site.
Rob C
AUA single purchase attempt. Never again. Have only attempted to buy from them once - attempted being the keyword. For whatever reason, I was sent an email that was asking for personal details related to my PayPal, all in the name of security. Questions such as what city I live in, my full name, my email address of the account. Why don't I just give them my birthday while I'm at it to put myself at even greater risk of scams and theft. This is not standard practice for any of their competitors, and I'd rather shop with the knowledge that my personal details aren't willingly being shared over email.